WaveMax - 100+ TV Channels, No Monthly Fees

My parents have been complaining about their cable subscription becoming completely unaffordable. I got them WaveMax for their anniversary and they are in love! This is the most they’ve ever liked a gift, and now I’m ordering one for myself, too!

I’ve been using this Wavemax and honestly it has worked very well for me it has good range and picks up several HD channels the signal remains quite stable if you position it correctly I liked that it is very easy to use I just plugged it in ran a channels scan and that was it plus it works seamlessly with my smart TV considering the price I feel it’s well worth it as it allows me to avoid paying for cable while still watching my local channels in high quality

Not gonna lie, I was very skeptical about this actually working. Decided to give it a try when our cable prices shot up more than double in a month. And it turned out to be an excellent product. I don’t really have anything bad to say about it, and I highly recommend it.

My family absolutely loves it. My kids are obsessed with Bluey, but our cable company stopped showing the only channel that would air it. We don’t have to worry about that anymore! We recommended WaveMax to all of our friends and everyone loves it.

This is a great alternative to expensive cable TV. Ordered it to have as backup for when our cable service shuts down again, but we love WaveMax so much we can’t stop using it. Our cable contract is canceled as of today!

This was recommended to me by a neighbor. We used to pay the same cable company. Tried it for a week, so far very impressed. I don’t think there is anything bad I can say about the product. I think everyone should give it a try.

Still can’t believe such items are this affordable. Really happy I got this before it went out of stock – I’m planning on giving these as holiday gifts for my family. If you haven’t got it yet, grab it while you can.

The Wavemax is a great option if you want to save money and still enjoy quality TV channels. Installation is very simple thanks to the 3M adhesive base, allowing you to easily place it on a wall or near a window for better signal reception. One of its best features is the 360° reception, which helps capture multiple local channels like news, sports, and entertainment without needing a cable subscription. The HDTV picture quality is clear and stable in most cases, although it can vary depending on your location. It also has a sleek and modern design that doesn’t take up much space, making it perfect for any room. It works well with Smart TVs and can also be used with older TVs with the right adapter. Pros: ✔️ Easy to install ✔️ Good reception for local channels ✔️ Clear HD picture quality ✔️ Compact and modern design Cons: ❌ Signal may vary by location ❌ May require repositioning for best performance Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for free TV channels with good quality and easy setup.

I used to think cable tv was so much better than anything else out there. But now I stand corrected! This works like a charm, and even someone not very tech-savvy like myself was able to set it up in minutes. I really like this product!

After working at a cable company for more than a decade I decided I wanted nothing to do with that industry anymore. WaveMax is now our tried-and-true television provider and we intend to keep it that way! Thank you!

The Wavemax is MUCH better than the flat ones with the protruding antennas I've bought at a certain big box store in the past. The reception is FAR more stable and it doesn't require so much positioning and repositioning. I haven't touched it in the few weeks since I got it. Plus it's much smaller and less obtrusive and more aesthetic. It's just technologically more advanced and the price is legit impossible to beat. It's fairly heavy and sturdy and has a magnetic bottom (which I don't need) but if it did I'd be even happier.

recently received the Wavemax for my Smart TV, and I’m honestly very impressed with its performance. The installation was incredibly easy thanks to the 3M adhesive base — I simply stuck it near a window, connected the cable, scanned for channels, and it was ready to go in minutes. The 360° reception works surprisingly well. I was able to pick up multiple local channels in clear HD quality without paying for cable. The signal is stable, and most channels come in with sharp picture and clear sound. For an indoor antenna, the long-range performance exceeded my expectations. I also like how compact and lightweight it is. It doesn’t take up much space and blends nicely with my setup. It’s a very affordable way to access local news, sports, and entertainment. Overall, this antenna offers great value for the price. If you’re looking to cut cable costs and still enjoy local channels in HD, this is definitely a smart buy!

I couldn't get on here fast enough to review this antenna. I live in a rural area and been here 8yrs. After trying a few antennas I threw in the white towel. My brother in law recommended this antenna so I decided to give it a try . I struggled to get any more channels like always with this inside the house . I moved it next to my splitter in my attic and ran a scan . This worked like a champ I got channels that I didn't know existed and super clear. Don't give up on this until you try different locations on placement . FINALLY!!! OTA TV!! Highly recommend

I’m using the Wavemax in my bedroom and the signal is excellent! It picks up a lot of channels with clear picture quality. Setup was quick and easy. Very happy with this purchase

It’s small and works well, maybe not as powerfully as the bigger model we use on our other TV, but suitable for our needs. We don’t use an antenna all that often, but when we do need it, this one pulls in the channels we want.

We canceled our cable and streaming services because of cost, so needed “something”. Works as expected I guess, got 34 local channels living about 45 miles from the St Paul broadcast towers. Didn’t get anything placed by first window, tried a different one and got the 34. A few flicker in and out. Ours looked like a returned unit, so had doubts at first, but satisfied with the purchase. Going to leave it for a week, then try it on a different tv/window combination before buying another.

If I would have known how many channels were still available for free, much less how easy it would be to install Wavemax, I would’ve done this so so long ago. Ages ago. I barely paid attention to the install instructions, although they were so very easy. No long booklet of 15 different languages, simple steps that were very user-friendly and how to get set up quickly. The Wavemax itself is smaller than I expected, which I was happy about. I didn’t pay attention to the measurements listed. I thought it needed to be tall for a signal, I thought it was going be some odd looking thing I was going to have in a weird space out in the open. That could potentially look phallic. 😂 When in actuality, it is so small that it blends in with decor that I have around my television and you can’t even see it. I had no issues with having to find a spot for it to be a clear picture. The first place I put it. It worked perfectly with crystal clear reception. I don’t know if this is because I have windows in my living room, but I was just shocked and so happy about how easy it was to connect. The instructions say to have it as high as possible, so right now it is on a bookshelf, but, again, because it’s so discreet in size you can’t even see it mixed in with my bookshelf decor. These streaming companies that charge $90 a month JUST so you can see local news, I don’t understand how it’s legal according to FCC. Which, by the way, I checked, the FCC doesn’t regulate pricing of any kind for streaming services, nor what they offer. That’s another topic, but how is that legal? I’m currently on limited income and canceled all streaming services that aren’t somehow discounted by other membership, etc.. I also had some of my streaming services on auto draft and didn’t realize how expensive they had become. Ignorance is bliss, actually no it’s not. Even when I get into a better financial situation, I will not pay for those streaming services again. I’m able to watch local news, which means I can watch for the tornado warnings that I will have this afternoon. As opposed to some of the other “free live TV” streaming that shows “local news” for, yes, I counted, 22 other cities that mean nothing to my local safety or community. One time investment of $19, vs minimum of $89 a month. No counting the free coverage of some football games when the cheapest o found for just one sports channel was $20 a month. The only semi trick to setting it up was really based on my TV, and it had nothing to do with this product. Even then it just took 2 to 5 minutes of patience and reading through the e-manual on my Samsung. Hint: you have to find the feature that has your television search for all updated channels, no matter the connectivity. I also thought that I would have to change the source or input on my remote when I wanted to watch local TV from the antenna coverage, no it loaded into my TVs free channel lineup. So no flipping over even from source/input. Wish I would’ve done this years ago, and certainly will keep it no matter when better financial days 🙏🏻 come my way.

Easy to set up and following the very clear instructions pulled in the maximum channels in our suburbia. Nice clear picture and sound. Highly recommended!

For the area I live, the Wavemax does do a pretty good job picking up stations. For the little bit of money spent I'm impressed.

I live in a very rural area and am approx 70 mile from major transmitters and 15-20 miles from digital stations. I currently receive 8 channels which is actually not bad for my given location. Some channels are occasionally lost due to bad weather. Overall not great but given my location I do at least have some reception.

This is the most amazing little antenna. We live out in the country and were tired of Dish. Wavemax brings in all our local channels and more. We bought 2, and I promise, they are amazing.

I was a little skeptical about buying the Wavemax but the price was so reasonable that I thought I would give it a shot. It was a lot smaller in size than I thought it would be. But what I will say set up was a snap no worries there and don’t let the size full you the range is awesome I got around 139 channels more than any previous antenna I have ones and I like the magnetic bottom which sits securely on most surfaces I didn’t even have to put it in the window for better signal I just sat it right behind my tv and scanned for channels which was also easy and presto they came rushing in. Will be buying this again for my other tv. It’s great for analog viewing.

Very good. Just had described . Got 128 channels in a poor reception area.

This is a brilliant product - exceeded my expectations. I recently bought a portable mini-TV, whose aerial delivered a limited range of channels with poor reception and definition. I thought I'd try Streamexia having seen an advert. The result was truly remarkable. Loads more channels, near perfect reception and screen definition. I'm delighted with it.

After having cable for a couple years and paying for only about five channels that I watch. I decided to go the Wavemax route. Although, where I live is in between 2 mountains. I tried several HD antennas that were designed to be used in the house. I didn’t have much luck getting very many channels maybe 5 to 8 at most. So I decided to get another one that can be mounted on a window or outside. The Wavemax seem like a good one so I decided to give this one a try. Set up was relatively easy took less than five minutes. The antenna was supplied with cable ties a mounting bracket, adhesive mounting tabs for whichever application you needed. I use the adhesive tabs and placed it on my window. After scanning my TV, I was able to get 12 channels with decent reception. Only a couple channels had dropouts.